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Meanings
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accompaniment by a full retinue; procession with many attendants
historical term
Historical term referring to the practice of a daimyo or high-ranking person traveling with a large entourage, especially during the Edo period. Often associated with sankin kōtai (alternate attendance) processions.
The daimyo's procession with a full retinue drew crowds of onlookers along the highway.